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How to Say ‘Yes, at six.’ in Mexican Spanish

Sí, a las seis.

see ah lahs SAYS

[see ah lahs SAYS]

Phrase Breakdown

Sí, a

see ah

Yes, at

'Sí' with an accent means 'yes'. It flows into 'a' (at) almost like one sound: 'see-a'.

Example

Sí, a mí me gusta.

Yes, I like it.

Words in this phrase

Sí

[see]

yes

Basic word used to give an affirmative answer.

Example

Sí, me interesa conocer más vacantes.

Yes, I'm interested in learning about more openings.

a

[ah]

at

Used before a clock time to say when something happens.

Example

Comemos a las dos.

We eat at two.

las seis.

lahs SAYS

six o'clock.

'Las' goes with the hour because 'horas' (hours) is feminine. 'Seis' sounds like 'says'.

Example

Son las seis.

It's six o'clock.

Words in this phrase

las

[lahs]

the

Plural definite article used with plural nouns like 'gracias.'

Example

"las" palabras de tu mensaje fueron muy profesionales.

The words in your message were very professional.

seis

[SAYS]

six

The number 6.

Example

Somos seis en la familia.

There are six of us in the family.

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